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Youth Mentoring:     more books (100)

A Guide to evaluation strategies for mentoring programs and the Mentoring Center by Chan U Lee, 1992 Juvenile Mentoring Program (JUMP) (SuDoc J 32.20/3:J 98/2) by U.S. Dept of Justice, 1998 Mentoring for Meaningful Results: Asset-Building Tips, Tools, and Activities for Youth and Adults by Kristie Probst, 2006-04-01 Mentoring for Resiliency: Setting Up Programs for Moving Youth from "Stressed to Success" Growing Godly Women: A Christian Woman's Guide to Mentoring Teenage Girls by Donna Margaret Greene, 2002-12-20 Keeping the Promise: A Mentoring Program for Confirmation in the Episcopal Church-Mentor's Edition by Andrew D. Parker, 1994-04-01 Letters to a Young Conservative (The Art of Mentoring) by Dinesh D'Souza, 2005-04-13 Reverse Mentoring: How Young Leaders Can Transform the Church and Why We Should Let Them (Jossey-Bass Leadership Network Series) by Earl Creps, 2008-09-29 Mentoring Students at Risk: An Underutilized Alternative Education Strategy for K-12 Teachers by Gary Reglin, 1998-01 Parents' Guide to the Spiritual Mentoring of Teens (Heritage Builders) by Jim Weidmann, Joe White, 2001-10-01 Mentoring High-Risk Kids by James Becker, 1994-01 Big Questions, Worthy Dreams: Mentoring Young Adults in Their Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Faith by Sharon D. Parks, 2000-11-01 Letters to a Young Catholic (Art of Mentoring) by George Weigel, 2005-11-01 One on One: Making the Most of Your Mentoring Relationship by Steve Ropp, 1993-08

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101. Mentoring At-Risk Youth: A Selected Bibliography
     Resources and links for mentoring programs for atrisk youth, including web sites, books, and articles.  
     http://www.west.net/~jazz/mentor/

102. Granite State Youth Mentors | A Mentoring Partnership For New Hampshire (NH)
     Umbrella organization for local agencies and programs that provide mentors to children of promise. News, event schedule, local program directory, mentoring tips and advice, and related links.  
     http://www.nhmentors.org/
     
     Extractions: I hope that you will understand my personal decision not to continue with the project in its new incarnation. It would be too difficult for me in a new role where I could not be afforded the opportunity and the resources to create a vision and see it through. I will, however, continue my work as an advocate for mentoring and as a training and technical consultant. (You can continue to reach me at

103. Aslan Youth Ministries-Haiti Missions
     Based in the Red Bank, New Jersey, Aslan youth Ministries is a non profit ministry to help disadvantaged youth in the Monmouth County area. Programs include mentoring, tutoring, sports, camp, and Haiti missions.  
     http://www.aslanyouth.org/

104. Brainfood: Youth And Cooking In Washington DC
     Supports area high school youth through culinary arts, mentoring and business development. Features news, programs, events, employment opportunities, message boards and a guest book.  
     http://www.brain-food.org/
     
     Extractions: Brainfood's mission is to use food as a tool to build life skills with youth in a fun and creative setting. Through culinary-related activities, we strive to expand cognitive skills, encourage creativity, foster self-reliance and empower youth as resources in their own community. THE LATEST: Check out the Food section in the Washington Post to read a super story about Brainfood. The reporter spent two months with us to produce a story about the important work being done and the power of food as a teaching tool.

105. Public/Private Ventures | Youth | Mentoring | Initiatives
     Our research examines not only whether youth benefit from various forms of mentoringbut also the nature and practices of effective mentoring relationships and  
     http://www.ppv.org/ppv/youth/youth_initiatives.asp?section_id=7

106. I Have A Dream® Foundation Of Boulder County Home Page
     Dropout prevention program for low-income youth, who receive a college scholarship, mentoring, tutoring, college preparation, and enrichment activities.  
     http://www.ihadboulder.org/
     
     Extractions: What's New Now hiring a Program Director to oversee school drop-out prevention program for low-income youth. This includes managing program staff, AmeriCorps program, developing new initiatives and academic curriculum. There are also AmeriCorps openings for volunteer recruitment and marketing and development Upcoming Events May 10-21 . In celebration of the graduation season, five competitive financial institutions will ask their customers to help fund after-school literacy and academic development programs provided to low-income children. You can help by visiting one of the participating banks May 10 through May 21. Read more.

107. RISE Learning Solutions - Youth Starts With You
     Training program that teaches adult volunteers about mentoring troubled children.  
     http://www.youthstartswithyou.org/
     
     Extractions: YSY is a distance learning program on youth development for adult volunteer and staff who work with young adolescents, ages 10-15. It enhances the positive development of adolescents by teaching adults who work with young people effective communication, motivation and behavior-management skills. RISE developed YSY in collaboration with The Ohio State University and Ohio 4-H. From 1999-2000, live YSY videoconferences were delivered to 241 sites, serving more than 3,700 people. Evaluations conducted by OSU show a high level of satisfaction with the program. YSY is designed to improve the retention and success of adult volunteers and staff who work with adolescents in youth-serving organizations, including mentoring programs, Scout troops, youth sports, recreation and church programs. Youth Starts with You is a compatible tool for existing training systems. Training Components Broadcasts: In 2001-2002

108. Hauser Community Church Home Page
     Christian church offering traditional worship services, youth and adult ministries, and a men's mentoring program.  
     http://www.hauserchurch.org/

109. Clinch Mountain Life Development And Recreation Center, Inc.
     Nonprofit organization operating a facility where disadvantaged youth, handicapped and elderly can enjoy camping, boating, and other outdoor activities and receive mentoring and assistance with life and social skills.  
     http://www.korrnet.org/clinchmt/
     
     Extractions: Our expert instructors share stimulating information through in-depth lectures, field trips, and cultural excursions. We are a campground and recreational facility devoted to enhancing the lives of the youth, disadvantaged, disabled and the elderly. We are dedicated to promoting life skills, mentoring, and recreation for the disadvantaged youth, handicapped, senior citizen and low income families in the Appalachian region. A non profit 501(3)c organization. (Next)

110. 3E Institute > 3E Home ( DNN 1.0.10 )
     Information on this global center for identifying, supporting, and mentoring entrepreneurial educators who prepare children and youth to succeed in a learning environment based on discovery, passion, and initiative.  
     http://www.wcu3eInstitute.org/

111. School To Careers Partnership
     Local business volunteers assist students at all levels (kindergarten to age 21) in the exploration of multiple career options. Includes information about youth Apprenticeship and youth Motivator mentoring Program.  
     http://www.tier.net/stc/

112. Welcome To Oakland Asian Students Educational Services
     NonProfit organization in Oakland's Chinatown serving youth through tutoring, mentoring, ESL, computer, and leadership development programs.  
     http://www.oases.org
     
     Extractions: OASES is running a Summer Program for Lincoln Elementary Students entering the 2nd and 3rd grades in the Fall 2004. The program runs from June 28 - July 22. This is FREE program. Acitivities include: science, sports, computers, storytime, arts and crafts, and fieldtrips. Lunch is provided daily. The program will operate Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am - 1:00pm. Applications are due Monday June 7, 2004. Applications are available at Lincoln Elementary School and the OASES Center. For additional information contact Shilrley Tsai at 510-891-9928 x 13. [DETAILS] News and Announcements OASES 8th Annual Trivia Bee a Huge Success!

113. New Urban Arts
     Organization supporting youth as artists and leaders. Artiststudent mentoring program and gallery. Westminster Street.  
     http://www.newurbanarts.org/

114. Home
     Promotes mentoring of children and youth in communities throughout Europe.  
     http://www.mentoring-europe.org/

115. Big Brothers Big Sisters Of King And Pierce Counties
     Facilitates oneto-one mentoring relationship between an adult volunteer and a child at risk. Volunteers serve as role models to help youth increase their self-confidence, reach their highest potential, and see themselves as having happy and successful futures.  
     http://www.bigsandlittles.org/

116. YPSS - Young People's Support Scheme
     A voluntary organization based in Telford, UK that assists atrisk youth aged between 9 and 19. mentoring, special educational needs, and bereavement support programs.  
     http://www.ypss.fsnet.co.uk/

117. Arizona Charity Non Profit Organization BBBS
     mentoring programs for children and youth in Phoenix and Central Arizona.  
     http://www.bbbsaz.org
     
     Extractions: Arizona Charity Non-Profit Organization Big Brothers Big Sisters is a children's charity offering a mentorship program to youth ages six to fifteen. The charity, non-profit organization, recruits, trains and supervises volunteers who are capable and dedicated mentors. These volunteers offer their time and guidance to Valley children who are seeking a mentor; a positive role model in their lives. Non-Profit History Established in 1904, Big Brothers Big Sisters is the one of the oldest non-profit organizations around today. We serve all of Maricopa County. Due to the long history of advancing caring and selfless individuals like you, Big Brothers Big Sisters has been able to grow interest in and nurture the children of today so that they may become good citizens of tomorrow. Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentorship Program Good mentorship programs are hard to come by these days, however here at Big Brothers Big Sisters we have taken Arizona mentoring charities to a new level. Many non-profit companies and charity organizations are strictly capable of providing monetary assistance to the youth of today. The mentorship service we offer has raised the bar for all programs over the last 100 years. Being a mentor to a child can be one of the most personally rewarding ways of giving back to your community. Through your financial support and contributions as a volunteer Big Brothers Big Sisters mentorship program can continue to provide for a more stable future.

118. Big Brothers Big Sisters Of The Capital Region [PA]: Home
     Since 1981, a leader in mentoring relationships and programs for youth.  
     http://www.capbigs.org
     
     Extractions: Contact: Staff List Strengthening the future of our children primarily through one-to-one mentoring. BBBS of the Capital Region Mission Statement This site makes use of internal pop-up windows for some of the page links. If you are using a pop-up blocker, and are experiencing some problems, try disabling the program for this domain [capbigs.org] No intrusive programming has been used in the creation of this site. If you are experiencing site problems, contact Donna Moosman, site developer.

119. Home Page
     Nonprofit organization providing prevention education strategies to at-risk youth in Dallas and Tarrant Counties. Programs include mentoring and camps.  
     http://www.dpri.com/
     
     Extractions: AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Drug Prevention Resources, Inc. provides prevention strategies that empower youth and families to flourish within their environment. Drug Prevention Resources' mission is achieved in a multifaceted approach that includes direct program delivery along with consulting and training to assist others in achieving maximum results from their prevention efforts. These services are provided through the organization's full-time staff and a number of volunteers. To find out how you can help, Click here Do you want things to happen for your community and aren't sure how to do it?

120. Index
     Provides mentoring, tutoring, medical care, and tuition assistance. Program details, a staff directory, and an events calendar.  
     http://www.pburg.k12.nj.us/sbys/index.htm

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